Her stomach did a weird flip flop as she slammed on the brakes. The big SUV's tires grabbed futilely at the pavement as the huge juggernaut went from thirty miles an hour to a dead stop in too short a distance. The bumper made a sickening thud as it impacted the old pickup stopped at the red light. Her auburn haired head snapped forward and back, and the folder containing the latest buyout proposal flew from her hand to scatter itself all over the floorboards. As Stacy Compton stared in dismay, wondering how long it would take to reorganize it all, the driver of the pickup appeared at her window.
"Are you alright?" he asked.
"Oh my God!" She replied, "I am SO sorry! I was reading this report and I didn't even realize you were stopped there...." The truth rushed past her lips before she could even consider how it sounded.
"Reading a report? A report! AH Shit!' He exploded. "Women drivers! Not even paying attention!" He stalked forward to look at his mangled bumper. "I hope you have some good insurance, lady! This is gonna cost a fortune! This truck is a classic and parts are nearly impossible to find!"
"Insurance?" Her voice was small. Her mind raced as she remembered the final cancellation notice she had received only a day before. It seemed like some kind of nightmare conspiracy theory against her and her fledgling company. The bills got bigger and the income kept getting smaller. This final proposal was the last chance she had to keep her dream alive. After selling almost everything and having only her daughter left for employees, she knew it was all or nothing. Now this accident could throw her entire life and business down the drain.
"Yeah! Insurance! You know, that thing ALL drivers are supposed to have in case theysmash up someone else's car? Great! Just Great!" He seemed angry enough to straighten his bumper with his bare hands. "How do intend to pay for this damage?" he demanded.
She stared at him as she mentally calculated her total liquid assets. Approximately $37.00. Not counting the coins under her car seats. Her voice remained very small as she replied " I don't have any money. At least not right now! I have a very big business deal going and I will have plenty of money coming in very soon! I will pay for your truck, I promise!"
" Awww bullshit! You got no money? You think I'm gonna expect you to keep a promise? No way! Not without insurance of another sort." he growled.
"What do you mean? What sort of insurance? What do you want? My name and address? My work address?" She hastily scribbled her home address and number on the back of her business card and handed it to him. "This is my company, that is my cell number on the front."
He pocketed the card then replied, "I 've got somethng else in mind. I want a more PERSONAL sort of insurance. Something of value that I know you will want to buy back." His grin was turning slightly evil as he looked her up and down. Her business suit was rather conservative with a stylish white blouse, jacket and knee length skirt. She had always been proud of her smooth legs and never bothered with stockings or hose. Now, under his gaze, she felt goosebumps on her arms and legs. He continued in a lower voice, " As I see it, you have two choices. A) I call the cops and they tow your vehicle and ticket you for no insurance. or B) you perform a few little... favors... for me and we call it even until you get the money to pay for my truck. Of course option A will cost you for the repairs AND impound and towing and tickets..."
"Alright! I get your point! What sort of favors?" She was already seeing horrible pictures in her mind of having to undress and let him paw her body. She wondered just how far he would want to go, and just how far she was willing to let him go. Her stomach was flip flopping almost continuously as he smiled and stepped closer.
"Well now. Lets see.... I think a blowjob for starters." Her stomach crashed to it's lowest point. "And, since I like to enjoy a certain hobby of mine, I will be photographing it." She felt as though her stomach had just sank to her knees. "You get about ten seconds to decide yes or no, cause I am about to start dialling." He pulled out a cell phone and flipped it open, his finger poised over the glowing blue numbers.